One year after partial film on my Land Cruiser, my honest review

# 15 Oct, 2026 05:31
oxwinkael	It has been one year since I put film on the front of my Toyota Land Cruiser, so I want to share how it went. Before I booked, I could not find many real stories, only shop ads. I live in MBZ City, and I read about some Reliable full or partial PPF options for drivers in MBZ City. I decided to cover only the bonnet, bumper, mirrors and door edges to save money. The job took two days. The first month was a little stressful, because a few edges looked hazy and I kept checking them. After a week it all cleared up. Now, after a full year and one hot summer, the film still looks clear, and I have not seen any yellow colour or lifted corners. The front still looks like new, and I am sure the bonnet would be full of chips without it. Not everything is perfect, though. The doors and roof have a few small marks, and I sometimes wish I had covered them too. Next to the film, the paint on the sides looks a little more tired. Now I am thinking about adding the doors, but I do not know if the new film will look the same as the old one. Has anyone added panels a year later? Did the shop match the edges well, and did you pay more for the second visit? Also, is it okay to use a touchless car wash, or should I only wash by hand? If you have film on your car, please tell me how yours looks after a year and what you would change. quote

# 15 Oct, 2026 05:31

It has been one year since I put film on the front of my Toyota Land Cruiser, so I want to share how it went. Before I booked, I could not find many real stories, only shop ads. I live in MBZ City, and I read about some Reliable full or partial PPF options for drivers in MBZ City. I decided to cover only the bonnet, bumper, mirrors and door edges to save money. The job took two days. The first month was a little stressful, because a few edges looked hazy and I kept checking them. After a week it all cleared up. Now, after a full year and one hot summer, the film still looks clear, and I have not seen any yellow colour or lifted corners. The front still looks like new, and I am sure the bonnet would be full of chips without it. Not everything is perfect, though. The doors and roof have a few small marks, and I sometimes wish I had covered them too. Next to the film, the paint on the sides looks a little more tired. Now I am thinking about adding the doors, but I do not know if the new film will look the same as the old one. Has anyone added panels a year later? Did the shop match the edges well, and did you pay more for the second visit? Also, is it okay to use a touchless car wash, or should I only wash by hand? If you have film on your car, please tell me how yours looks after a year and what you would change.